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We drove from the coast to Lake Tahoe which took us through the Sierra Nevada mountains.  We stopped to sleep in Whiskeytown, where we got a warning from the park service, and then to Chico where we stopped at Sierra … Continue reading →

After leaving Crate Lake we drove to the coast and stopped in Crescent City.  This is a little town nestled in the redwood forests.  We picked this location due to its proximity to Jedediah Smith National Park.  The first stop … Continue reading →

Our friend Tony joined us from Portland and drove with us to Bend.  It is amazing how quickly the environment went from green and lush to dry and arid in just over an hour.  Bend is a wonderful clean town … Continue reading →

From Seattle we drove South to Portland.  While in Portland our good friends Ben and Ellen flew in and hung out with us for the week.   Friends Tony and Kristen who used to live in Tampa and now reside in … Continue reading →

From Vancouver we had a 4 hour drive across the US / Canada border to Seattle.  We stayed at a RV park 25 minutes from downtown in Bothell.  While in Seattle we found a great dog park and also had … Continue reading →

After a 7 hour ferry ride from Ketchikan we arrived at Prince Rupert, British Columbia.  From Here we had twenty hours to drive to get to Vancouver so we drove one day to Prince George and then to Vancouver the … Continue reading →

From Juneau we took a 19 hour ferry ride to Ketchikan, which is the southernmost city before arriving in British Columbia.  Our campsite was right on the water and we saw many sea lions less than 50 feet from our … Continue reading →

We took a 4 hour ferry from Haines to Juneau.  Alaska has continued to give us tons of rain and clouds.  All the locals we have talked to are saying that this is the coldest and rainiest summer they have … Continue reading →

From Valdez we had a two day drive to Haines.  To get to Haines you have to drive back on the Alaskan / Canadian highway and drive through Canada.  Haines was one of the initial ways prospectors would get to … Continue reading →

We left Palmer and drove to Valdez.  This was one of the most beautiful drives we have had and it had many views of glaciers, mountains and lots of beautiful fall foliage.  It rained for most of our stay in … Continue reading →